A gradual but inevitable descent into cricket-based loathing and bile.
Scorer’s Notes Archive
The Two Halves Of Mitchell Johnson
With it being a rare non-cricketing week (the Champions League T20 doesn’t count unless Somerset win it) we took the opportunity to have a look at the career of Mitchell Johnson. Warning: contains a picture that his mum may find offensive
Every Run And Wicket In The 2011 County Championship
With the County Championship season now over, we spent a bit of time looking at charts and making snide comments about ex-England pacemen.
Milestones
Back in July we set out some milestones that English players had either reached or had in their sights. Well we are pleased to report a few more… Starting with the batting, Kevin Pietersen has now overtaken his captain in terms of Test match runs, having scored 6,361 compared with Andrew Strauss’s tally of 6.340. […]
Chris Tremlett And His Impressive Streak
Any excuse to post a picture of Chris Tremlett with no clothes on.
The India Half-Time Report
We looked at England’s traffic lights the other day, now it’s India’s turn.
The England Half-Time Report
With England and India enjoying a brief break between tests, we wanted to have a look at the numbers so far. First up: England.
Milestones
Following England’s comprehensive victory at Lord’s, we think it appropriate to mention some of the milestones reached and to highlight others that may be passed during the course of the series.
No Space In A Four-Man Attack, Broadly Speaking
With England debating the selection between Stuart Broad and Tim Bresnan for Thursday’s series opener against India, we at 51allout wanted to look purely at the numbers behind the former’s career and form, to see if we could find some justification one way or another.
The England Form Guide or: How I Learned To Stop Worrying And Love The Numbers
A short while back we looked at the idea of using a ten-innings rolling average to look at a player’s ‘form’, as opposed to their career average, which is more a measure of overall ‘quality’. Here we’ll use this idea to have a look at England’s current top-order batsmen.
Using Rolling Batting Averages To Look At Form
Here at 51allout we love all things cricket, despite the best efforts of Amjad’s front foot and the weather at Lord’s. But one thing we particularly love are the numbers. Cricket has always been a numbers game and Sky (et al) do a decent job of bringing these to life. But we can do a […]
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